Students interested in taking advertising and graphic design, computer-integrated machining, welding, logistics, or criminal justice next year at the Davie Campus of DCCC should see Mr. Hobson. 3-27-12

Mrs. Hines' and Mrs. Sells' Foods I classes was given information by Mr. Hobson on how they can receive community college credit for Foods I. Mrs. Goldfuss' Foods II classes also receive information on how to receive community college credit. 2-3-12

Juniors and seniors with a 3.0 gpa who are interested in taking courses at DCCC through the new Career and College Promise should see the Career Man asap. The tuition for these college transfer classes are free, but students do need to buy their books. There will be a few online classes that will be starting around January 17. 12-6-11

Look for more information here within the next 1-2 weeks about a new program called Career & College Promise. Juniors and seniors will be able to take college transfer and technical courses next semester at DCCC without having to pay tuition. More information will be added once details from DCCC are completed. 10-25-11

Mrs. Hines' Foods I classes was given information by Mr. Hobson on how they can receive community college credit for Foods I and II. 10-24-11

There are 11 DHS students taking 60 semester hours of credit through DCCC this fall. RAH 8/30/11

Congratulations to six Davie High School students who earned 21 semester hours of college credit last summer through DCCC. RAH 8-30-11

Students who might be interested in an 8 week class at DCCC should see Mr. Hobson asap. The classes start October 17. RAH 8/31/11